Wilbur's Boast and Spider Wisdom

In this chapter of Charlotte's Web, Wilbur boasts about his ability to spin a web, despite lacking the necessary anatomy. Charlotte explains the complexity of web-spinning and encourages Wilbur to try. With Templeton's help, Wilbur attempts to spin a web using a string but fails. Charlotte reassures Wilbur, highlighting that everyone has different strengths. She promises to save Wilbur from death, though her plan is still forming. The chapter concludes with Charlotte advising Wilbur to stay healthy and not worry.

What is the main theme of the chapter titled 'Wilbur's Boast'?

• The process of web-spinning

• The dangers of boasting

• The importance of friendship

• The life of a barn animal

What is a key characteristic of a spider's web?

• It never gets torn

• It is stronger than it looks

• It is made of thick strands

• It is easily broken

How many sections does Charlotte say her legs have?

• Five

• Seven

• Nine

• Three

What does Wilbur ask Templeton for?

• A piece of string

• A piece of cheese

• A piece of cloth

• A piece of bread

Why can't Wilbur spin a web according to Charlotte?

• He lacks the patience

• He lacks the right environment

• He lacks the knowledge and spinnerets

• He lacks the motivation

What does Charlotte compare the Queensboro Bridge to?

• A beehive

• A spider's web

• A bird's nest

• A rabbit's burrow

What does Wilbur express fear about?

• Being alone

• Not being able to spin a web

• Dying

• Losing his friends

What advice does Charlotte give Wilbur to stay healthy?

• Avoid talking to strangers

• Never hurry and never worry

• Exercise regularly

• Eat less and sleep more

What does Wilbur do before going to sleep?

• He eats a bit of potato

• He drinks some milk

• He talks to Templeton

• He spins a web

What is the main idea of the chapter?

• Wilbur asks Templeton for string

• The Queensboro Bridge is like a web

• Charlotte teaches Wilbur that everyone is good at different things

• Wilbur learns to spin a web